Will installing this void the factory warranty?
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I have taken my Ecoboost in to the dealership both chipped and air intake installed. I had some 4wd parts replaced and at that time they said that unless the parts cause damage, then it's no big deal to them. I guess it's really your attitude when you go in there as well as what is damaged that your trying to repaired. Use your best judgement. If you chipped your truck in such a manner that it required premium fuel and you used regular instead and it caused problems... Un chip it before you take it back into the dealer at the least. I have never heard of problems arising from installing a K&N. Just keep it clean.
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No it will not void the warranty; I'd pull it before i took it in for service at a Toyota dealership.
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I don't know .... other than to go to set-up where all the adjustments are and see if youcan correct your problem .... I put mine on factory set-up and everything works fine.
1276061
U.S. Court decisions have dictated that installation of after-market parts to a vehicle do not void the warranty as long as the parts meet US standards for the part you are replacing. Intakes and exhaust products won't void your warranty. A turbo charger would.
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I think it may void the warranty. Insects and dust would probably be sucked into the air intake at the top of the unit. Also beware that the auto on/off switch that is included doesn't come with instructions and the company is pretty rude about it when you ask for clarification. Hope this helps.
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yes with one year factory warranty . and if you want more warranty you need to pay for more.
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No. No matter what Cold Air or Short Ram intake you buy aftermarket can NOT void your warranty UNLESS it is the cause of your cars problem. The dealership would have to prove that the intake system has caused any issues. You can also check K&N;'s website: http://www.knfilters.com/faq.htm#9
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Hi, thanks for asking. The factory code is printed on the back of the manual. there is only one install code.Aaron
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Brandon,Yes, to both of your questions. Please note that the proper installation of any component that does not damage the computer will *not* void the warranty on the system.
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As long as the unit is in original box and you keep the receipt the warranty should still be in place. You could also ask the seller to be sure.
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As I recall, I called Rinnai, who told me that warranty is good as long as qualified person installs. I had a contractor install it. I suggest you call Rinnai to make sure.
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You should do some research online and call some dealerships before you decide. I got mixed answers on both. Ultimately I decided that the concensus was if the problem wasn't caused by the alteration then the warranty was fine. I asked two dealerships and one said it would and one said it wouldn't. It's a tough call.
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It depends on the dealer. Some don't mind but others claim it'll void the warranty.
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I've installed this myself. There are instructions included which walk you through activating the unit. It must be installed by an authorized installer to warranty the actual product. If not, the warranty is void. Not a big deal if you know what you're doing and are willing to accept risk.Some vehicles are very simple installs, virtually plug and play. While others are very complex.
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Brandon, Yes, to both of your questions. Please note that the proper installation of any component that does not damage the computer will *not* void the warranty on the system.
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Doing something like that will only void the warranty. Perform at your own risk.
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Better off keeping the factory head unit or saving up. Mine lasted a week past the warranty